



This one was a team effort. We partnered with B&T Roofing on a standing seam metal install for a new build tucked into the Utah County hillside - and it's the kind of job that reminds you why material choice matters so much from the start.
Standing seam is one of the most durable roofing options out there. The panels interlock and run continuously from ridge to eave, which means no exposed fasteners and a much tighter defense against water, snow, and wind. For a build in a setting like this - surrounded by mountains and open to the elements - that kind of performance isn't a luxury, it's the right call.
We also used Epilay Platinum underlayment beneath the panels. It's a high-grade roofing underlayment that provides a solid moisture barrier before the metal even goes on. That layered approach - quality underlayment plus standing seam panels - is what separates a roof that just looks good from one that actually holds up for decades.
The green panel color ties in cleanly with the structure's metal siding, giving the whole build a cohesive, sharp look. Curb appeal and performance in the same package. That's what good metal roofing delivers when it's done right.
New construction is the ideal time to go with metal. You're not patching or replacing anything - you're setting the standard from day one. If you've got a build coming up and want a roof that earns its keep for the long haul, this is the approach worth considering.